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Wednesday, April 24, 2013

I have a little rescue dog--5 lbs that I took in a few years ago. He was so wounded and so neglected that when you through a toy, he cringed. I thought Zipper would never be normal, but in a couple of years, he was a normal dog--hey ladies--if Zipper can do it, so can we!
This is a good study--read it.

2 comments:

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